Suggestions for Community and Government near Hudson Square, New York
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Alan M. • May 22, 2014This place is definitely an upgrade from where they used to be on Vessy street. The staff is friendly and helpful, I highly recommend this place to go to if you're looking to do any any genealogy wk
Sara . • September 25, 2015Awesome museum with really interesting exhibits. Also an amazing wedding venue.
Waleska • October 20, 2011Tried Tribeca Clayworks through Living Social. It was cool. Apparently their regular classes are affordable.
8.9Community Center •208 W 13th St (btwn 7th Ave. & Greenwich St.), New York
Criss S. • October 18, 2017Great programs The new building and facilities are just great. The people are all friendly and welcoming. That outside garden is so tranquil and inviting. 💖💖
Meredith C. • January 6, 2012This is an awesome spot to read, have a quick meeting or take a break from the bustle. No purchase required to lounge and there are restrooms!
Shelly • January 16, 2011Perfect! Faboo COLAGEr's, turn-of-the-century synagogue engraved stones on the left stones on the left, Emma Goldman anarchist mural on the right, and in the center those pizzas made by queer-spawned
7.5Event Space •40 E 35th St (Madison & Park Avenue), New York
Takako N. • March 15, 2010The People's Voice Cafe runs on Saturdays from September through June, featuring musicians of the lefty progressive bent. Very nice, welcoming people.
?Community College •199 Chambers St (at Greenwich St), New York
Jamel M. • July 2, 2011A great community college full of diversity. It is really laid back and comforting. Lots of cute gay gays and the eye candy is always plentiful. Variety is always in full efffect.
?College & Education •20 Cooper Sq Fl 4 (Between 5th and 6th Street), New York
NYU Disability Studies and Disabilities Community • February 27, 2013If you are attending Embodying the Future tomorrow, make sure to check in on Foursquare!
?Spiritual •170 Forsyth St (btwn Rivington & Stanton), New York
?Academic Building •70 Murray St. (Greenwich St.), New York
Aidan R. • November 1, 2010The 14th floor is the best if you need some where quiet to study.
Phil C. • April 14, 2010Catholic Church which is very friendly and welcoming. Masses in english, spanish and bilingual. Beautiful stained glass windows and stations of the cross. The sunday night mass at 7pm is great
?Student Center •55 Lexington Ave Ste 3-270 (at E 24th St), New York
Ben G. • August 2, 20112010-2011 was the bestest ever
8.0Library •100-01 Northern Blvd (at 100 St.), Corona
NYC Percent for Art • September 27, 2012While you're here, find Ousmane Gueye's sculpture, "Traveling Books and Secret Pages," inspired by a quote of Langston Hughes, celebrating knowledge. Read the quotes from Hughes's poetry too.
Randy B. • October 6, 2011Having been going to Callen-Lorde for years - it's a wonderful organization and keeps getting better...very nice and very knowledgeable staff, tons of services.
Ish R. • July 25, 2017Tiny community garden hidden away in lower east side. Perfect for just sitting in the summer and reading a book. Chat with the locals and have a little picnic.
Taylor • June 6, 2012Small and hidden, but when it's open and you can find a space, great place to savour the gardens and think.
Dee A. • December 18, 2011Some say it's quiet, we say it's calm =) great neighborhood, clean & great views close by- like the statue of liberty.
?High School •122 Amsterdam Ave (at 66th St.), New York
Caroline G. • July 25, 2009You can bring food and have a yummy brunch with friends under the grape trellis. They also have a BBQ. Just remember to donate to the volunteers!
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